Sun Eater Novels & Stories

"Look at them. They’re afraid of her." "They should be," Nomo replied. "I’m afraid of her, and I love her. God help anyone who tries to take that light away from her now." But as he watched, something changed. The largest Sun-Eater—the one with the massive thermal signature—didn't charge. It stood at the edge of the courtyard, its glowing orange core shifting and swirling until it took on a more humanoid shape. It was taller than the others, more refined, its translucent skin looking almost like polished amber. It didn't hiss; it stood in a silence that felt heavier than the screams of the dying monsters around it.

"Stop!" Tomorrow is the day that Luna will be offered to the Moon Goddess, Mayari. Her ancestors came from a long line of servers for the temple of the Goddess, and seventeen years ago, Luna was born on the day of the Lunar Eclipse. For them, it means Luna is the fateful one, the one to save the world by meeting the son of the Sun. Which, by the way, they have no idea who.

Over time, Sun became proficient at creating skin care products and medicine that was useful for various ailments. Yuna knocked on the door and waited for Sun to respond. Sun called out from behind the curtain, “Yuna?” Sun was in the special space they created for Sun to experiment with medication. She answered, “Yes, it’s me. Can I come in?” Sun let her into the room and showed her the medicine she was working on. She successfully created a set of beauty products that were used to remove blemishes from the skin.

Serenity, "Are you alright?" Sunya, one of the Luna's personal servants, held out a candy toward me. "Here, take it before your blood sugar drops again." I nodded quietly before taking it, my fingers brushing against hers for a brief second, warm and steady. I unwrapped it and shoved it into my mouth, the sweetness spreading slowly over my tongue. My stomach still hurt from the punch. Luna hadn't restrained herself this time. The dull ache sat deep inside, pulsing with every small movement, reminding me exactly where her fist had landed.

The ground beneath Jack Sterling’s boots lurched with a sickening, terrifying jolt. It wasn't an earthquake. The entire planet had just shifted on its cosmic axis. High above, Katherine stared through the scope of her void-sniper, her Ice Queen armor chilling the air around her. "Jack! The sun! It's getting larger! The Administrator isn't attacking the surface; it’s literally dragging the Earth into the sun to incinerate the server!"

Just looking at his face made me nauseous. I pursed my lips tightly and, with heavy steps, approached the high platform before climbing onto it. I was still trying to steady myself when a figure suddenly leaped from the ground and landed on the platform—more than a hundred feet high. My eyes widened in shock as I recognized the burly man, his body rippling with muscles. Then he spoke, his voice loud enough to shake mountains and stir the oceans. “Today, we are going to witness another memorable day in our pack. Today, we are going to crown our Luna. Everyone, cheer!”

She was the best and only mate I would have and no one else. As I finished my speech which was longer than anyone else. We were ready to bury her so she became one with the earth. But before we could do that, an unknown woman walked into the funeral room, “What are you guys doing?“ The woman asked in a confused tone. “Sorry, we are not seeing anyone today, we're having a funeral for the Luna.” A fellow warrior said. “Funeral?... for who?“ She questioned “Our Luna, Jackqualine Moon” Jacob answered.

Karl asked. “People are after her they are the cause of your amnesia a lot of darkness surrounds you but there’s this, this light,” Sheina said turning back to Avery. “A light that would help you, I couldn't tell who that person was for some reason the moon Goddess won’t be straightforward with me she wouldn’t be clear about anything, you must have been mixed with terrible dark magic Avery” when she said that the terror on Avery’s face spread to Karl’s too it was clear that Karl was concerned for Avery “Isn’t there anything we can do to ease it? Like something that will facilitate the vision?”

According to history books, the day the world changed was when the sun exploded. It was just one day. One day like any other day, except something extraordinary happened. Something that no one thought they would ever see. At least, not for a few billion years. The sun had exploded. The once bright-yellow sun, shining high in the sky, given the planet warmth and light had exploded. As the sun exploded, it shook the very Earth. People were scared and panicking. They feared for their lives, but once they calmed down, and looked up, they saw it. They saw a new red sun. Everyone was stunned and amazed. They couldn't believe what they were seeing. Their eyes were glued to the sun. Scientists all o

I saw Eula approaching me. "Again, sir. I'm sorry on behalf of my friend. She's a newly recruited member of the suicide cup event and doesn't have a single idea of who we are. I'll just remove her-" my eyes widened and glared at Eula. "Don't. As I've said, she's my prey, and I won't let her escape.." he fixed his coat first before smirking at me. "Welcome to Suicide High, Miss Florence Mil. I hope you'll enjoy your stay here because I'll surely do." He said and left the room.